Gold and Silver Bullion & Coins: Your Gateway to Precious Metals Investing

Collectors & Investors Welcome

Whether you're building your first precious metals portfolio or expanding an existing collection, The Gold Vault offers Utah's most comprehensive selection of investment-grade gold and silver bullion and coins.


What is Bullion? A Beginner's Guide

Bullion refers to precious metals in their purest form - typically coins, bars, or rounds valued primarily for their metal content rather than rarity or collectible value. Think of bullion as the most direct way to own physical gold and silver.

Key Bullion Facts:

  • Measured in troy ounces (31.1 grams, about 10% heavier than regular ounces)
  • Priced based on spot price plus a small premium
  • Highly liquid - easily bought and sold worldwide
  • No counterparty risk - you own the physical metal
  • Recognized globally as stores of value


INVESTING IN YOUR FUTURE

Why Choose The Gold Vault for Bullion

01

Competitive Pricing

Our direct relationships with major mints and distributors mean better pricing for you. We consistently beat pawn shop premiums and match legitimate dealer offers.

02

Utah's Largest Selection

From fractional gold coins perfect for beginners to 100-ounce silver bars for serious investors, we maintain inventory others can't match.

03

Educational Approach

We explain the differences between products, help you understand premiums, and guide you toward the best options for your goals and budget.

04

Immediate Availability

No waiting weeks for mail-order delivery. See, touch, and take home your bullion the same day.


Gold Bullion: The Ultimate Store of Value

Top Gold Coins We Buy & Sell

Gold Bars: Maximum Metal, Minimum Premium



PAMP Suisse Gold Bars

  • Sizes: 1 gram to 1 ounce
  • Features: Assay card, superior security features
  • Best For: Serious investors wanting recognized quality


Credit Suisse Gold Bars

  • Sizes: 1 gram to 1 ounce
  • Features: Classic design, worldwide recognition
  • Best For: Portfolio diversification with lower premiums than coins



Silver Bullion: Affordable Precious Metals Entry Point

Top Silver Coins We Buy & Sell



American Silver Eagle

Purity: 99.9% pure silver

Size: 1 ounce

Why Choose: Most popular silver coin in America, government backing

Best For: New silver investors, maximum liquidity


Austrian Silver Philharmonic

Purity: 99.9% pure silver

Size: 1 ounce

Why Choose: European quality, beautiful design, competitive premiums

Best For: International diversification


Canadian Silver Maple Leaf

Purity: 99.99% pure silver

Size: 1 ounce

Why Choose: Superior purity, advanced security features

Best For: Investors wanting the purest silver coins

Generic Silver Rounds

Purity: 99.9% pure silver

Size: 1 ounce

Why Choose: Lowest premiums, same silver content as coins

Best For: Investors focused purely on silver accumulation


Silver Bars: Bulk Silver Investing





10-Ounce Silver Bars

  • Best For: Stepping up from single ounces
  • Advantages: Lower premiums per ounce, manageable size


100-Ounce Silver Bars

  • Best For: Serious silver investors
  • Advantages: Lowest premiums, maximum bang for your buck


Understanding Precious Metals Pricing


Buyback Reality - What Others Won't Tell You Unlike some dealers who make unrealistic promises, we believe in honest transparency about precious metals resale values:


  • Generic Silver Rounds: Typically sell back at under spot price
  • Sovereign Silver Coins (Maples, Philharmonics): Usually around $1 under spot
  • American Silver Eagles: Generally maintain closest to spot price on resale
  • All Silver: Expect some loss of value when selling back - this is market reality


Why Pricing Varies: Market demand, liquidity, and recognition affect resale values. More recognizable products typically hold their value better.



The Gold Vault Difference - Date Recognition Most dealers use generic pricing regardless of dates. We examine every coin individually and pay premiums for key dates and rarities that other stores overlook. Your 1916-D Mercury dime or 1893-S Morgan dollar deserves proper evaluation, not generic junk silver pricing.

For Beginners: Start Simple


Silver First: Begin with American Silver Eagles or generic rounds

Small Gold: Consider 1/10 oz Gold Eagles for gold exposure

Budget: Start with $500-1000 and grow gradually


For Intermediate Investors


Diversify Metals: Mix gold and silver in 70/30 or 60/40 ratios

Vary Forms: Combine coins, rounds, and small bars

Dollar-Cost Average: Make regular purchases regardless of price


For Advanced Collectors


Fractional Gold: Build positions in multiple sizes

Large Silver: Consider 100-ounce bars for maximum efficiency

International: Add Maples, Philharmonics for geographic diversity

The Gold Vault Advantage

Transparent Pricing

We post our buy/sell spreads clearly and update them multiple times daily based on current spot prices.

Quality Guarantee

Every product we sell comes with authenticity guarantee. We test everything we buy using professional equipment.




Flexible Transactions
  • Buy any quantity from single coins to large positions
  • Sell back anytime at competitive rates
  • Trade between metals with minimal spreads


Local Expertise, National Standards
  • Licensed precious metals dealer
  • Industry certifications and affiliations
  • Relationships with major mints and distributors


Current Market Insights



Gold Market Trends:

  • Central bank buying continues globally
  • Inflation hedge demand remains strong
  • Supply constraints support prices



Silver Market Dynamics:

  • Industrial demand growing (solar, electronics)
  • Investment demand increasing
  • Lower prices make entry more accessible


Frequently Asked Questions

  • What's the difference between coins and rounds?

    Coins are minted by government mints and carry legal tender value. Rounds are minted privately and valued purely for metal content.

  • Should I buy gold or silver first?

    Silver offers a lower entry point, but gold provides more value density. Many start with silver and add gold as their budget allows.

  • How much of my portfolio should be in precious metals?

    Financial advisors typically suggest 5-20%, depending on your risk tolerance and investment goals.

  • Are there taxes on precious metals in Utah?

    Utah has favorable precious metals tax laws. We can explain current regulations during your visit.

Ready to Start Your Precious Metals Journey?


Visit The Gold Vault today to see our complete selection of gold and silver bullion and coins. Whether you're buying your first ounce or adding to an existing collection, our knowledgeable staff will help you make informed decisions that align with your investment goals.


No appointment necessary - walk in anytime to explore Utah's premier precious metals selection.